Momo Couldn't Survive Alone For Any Longer

Momo was hiding in an abandoned bathroom, frightened, injured, and trying to survive on his own.

When the Stray Animal Foundation of India found him, they could see a large wound around his eye and face, but Momo was terrified of being approached. Catching him wasn’t easy, but the team refused to leave him behind. Eventually, they were able to safely bring him back to the shelter.

Only then did they discover just how severe his injuries were.

Momo had a deep wound across his face that was infested with thousands of maggots. What had appeared concerning from a distance was far worse up close, and he desperately needed medical attention.

For a street dog, an untreated wound like Momo’s can quickly become life-threatening. Without rescue, he would have been left to endure the pain and worsening damage alone.

Now, Momo is finally safe and can begin the difficult process of healing. The Stray Animal Foundation of India is committed to giving him the treatment, wound care, and support he needs, but cases this severe require time and resources.

Momo spent long enough hiding and hurting with nowhere to turn. Please consider donating toward his veterinary care and recovery. Every contribution helps give this scared street dog something he didn’t have before: safety, treatment, and a real chance to heal.